A nurse from Val-d'Oise is accused of having poisoned her one-month-old baby with insulin and is appearing before the court. #AccèsRefusé #FaitsDivers #Justice (translated)
Dr. Laetitia Muadi called for not influencing labor inspectors in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She introduced Finance Minister LikundeR as a loyal executor of President Félix Tshisekedi's directives. Muadi stated that no category of civil servants was currently receiving their full salary scale, specifically citing university professors, teachers, doctors, and nurses. According to her, the government was gradually adjusting salaries based on the state budget and treasury. She denied that the president ordered, during the 94th Cabinet meeting, the payment of 100% of their salary scale to labor inspectors and controllers. She indicated that presidential instructions were instead focused on accelerating the reform of the General Labor Inspection (IGT), the monthly payment of salaries, and the administrative and financial autonomy of the agency. Muadi stated that these measures had been implemented: a new IGT had been established, salaries had been integrated into the liquidation state for the fourth quarter, and operating and installation credits were included in the 2027 finance bill. She specified that inspectors and controllers were receiving 30% of their salary scale and were demanding 100%. According to her, the government had opted to increase remuneration in phases, as it had done for other categories of civil servants, depending on budgetary means. #RDC #Travail #Syndicats (translated)
The nurses, long suspected in a case of suspicious death and poisoning at the Thiais hospital, are no longer under investigation. #FaitsDivers #Justice #Hôpital (translated)
Magali Daudet, a freelance nurse in Lozère, is faced with the rising price of gasoline, which prompts her to adjust her consumption habits and consider alternatives such as electric cars. #hausseprix #infirmière #carburant (translated)
The author wrote that tens of thousands of people from across the country had once again demonstrated in the streets of Brussels against what he described as the social dismantling by the De Wever-Bouchez government. He mentioned among the participants workers from the chemical industry, nurses, railway workers, teachers, and cultural workers. https://t.co/zlESXGKMPd #Bruxelles #Protestation #JusticeSociale #BE (translated)
Edouard Philippe proposed to halve legal immigration, while ensuring, according to him, that the economy is not penalized nor public services weakened. He indicated that work-related immigration represented 13% of migration flows and that France needed doctors, nurses, caregivers, students, and talents. He advocated for a controlled, demanding, and tailored immigration policy to the needs of the country. #Immigration #France #Politique (translated)
Louis Boyard estimated that high school students and university students needed an additional 10 billion. He wrote that, under pressure, the minister announced on TF1 "a few tens of millions" and explained the absence of teacher replacements due to a lack of software. Boyard reproached the minister for not addressing, in his view, the state of the buildings, overloaded schedules, Parcoursup, the lack of career counselors, nurses, and psychologists, as well as student precariousness. He deemed his response insufficient and called for mobilization on Tuesday. #Education #Mobilisation #Etudiants (translated)
The author demanded a teacher in each class, decent facilities, a sufficient number of nurses, a school schedule adapted to the needs of the students, and a place at the university. He stated that he would continue to advocate for these demands with the government, which he described as deaf and violent, until it listens to the future of the country. https://t.co/PfwuN8ksPg #Éducation #École #Société #FR (translated)
Matthieu Valet praised the commitment of the CRS 8 last Tuesday at Place de la Nation in Paris. He wrote that the police, alongside other CRS and intervention companies from the DOPC, had restored order under a rain of projectiles. According to him, the commander of the unit had received a nearly one-kilogram stone to the shin and had been treated on-site by a team from GAM, consisting of a doctor and a nurse. Valet indicated that several members of CRS 8 had been injured and sent them his support and wishes for recovery. He stated that the police had protected high school students from ultra-left militants who had come, in his view, to cause destruction. #Police #Soutien #Paris (translated)
The author reported that high school students from Blaise-Cendrars in Sevran described their daily lives to him: absence of soap and doors in the restrooms, broken chairs and ceilings, lack of a nurse, overcrowded classes, and unfilled teacher positions. He also wrote that the young people faced inequalities there. https://t.co/l4Hj8RMDJX #éducation #inégalités #jeunesse #FR (translated)
The message stated that the government claimed not to hear the demands of the high school and university students involved. It called for an emergency plan to renovate schools and universities, as well as a nurse, a psychologist, and a guidance counselor for every 500 students. A third demand was initiated, although it was not specified. #Éducation #Mobilisation #Réformes #FR (translated)
The author criticized the government for acting as if it did not hear the demands of high school and college students who were mobilized. He called for an emergency plan to renovate schools and universities, as well as a nurse, a psychologist, and a guidance counselor for every 500 students. #Éducation #RéformeScolaire #Jeunesse #FR (translated)
Liberation Fighters' Statements described Jean Bouchez, aged 23, as a fighter who saved his men in 1940 despite a serious injury. The account added that he then disguised himself as a nurse to try to help his leader escape in the Resistance. According to his story, betrayed, Bouchez faced the firing squad on October 5, 1942. https://t.co/qFn9d5EkO4 #Histoire #Résistance #Héroïsme (translated)
The author claimed that many workers, like this private nurse, were considering leaving for abroad to escape a state that was suffocating them. He promised to free them the very next day from a system he accused of stealing from them. https://t.co/Dfxp1Ed7Id #travailleurs #expatriation #justice #FR (translated)
"A dam of violence that gives way." Beware of contagion. The state must use the legitimate force that the law grants it. It is its responsibility to protect our citizens, principals, school nurses, teachers, non-strikers, firefighters, police officers attacked everywhere. #violence #sécurité #responsabilité (translated)
We repeat it once again: there are reasons to demonstrate all over the country, and in high schools without teachers, there are too! But I haven't seen nurses burning down hospitals, hitting doctors, or setting fire to fire trucks while complaining that people are dying in emergency rooms. The comparison with the Yellow Vests is also abusive. There is nothing related between crowds of hysterical teenagers (who take no social responsibility), who break and burn without any reaction from the public authorities, on the eve of a key electoral deadline, and a popular and good-natured social movement, composed of adult people, who were progressively pushed towards violence due to police violence and hundreds of serious injuries. This is probably an operation aimed at distorting the democratic process and justifying a lockdown of the country. Watch out for Article 16. #Manifeste #GiletsJaunes #ViolencePolicière (translated)
A principal and his deputy sprayed with gasoline! ⤵️ The increasingly severe assaults on principals, teachers, and even school nurses are multiplying. Not all are reported in the media. Several high schools are on fire. We need to regain control of the situation before a tragedy occurs. #Éducation #SécuritéScolaire #France (translated)
« Je regarde davantage les prix, je prends moins de produits que je considère comme superflus. Ce n’est pas forcément spectaculaire, mais à la fin du mois, la différence se voit. »Tania, infirmière : « Soit je réduis mes dépenses, soit je travaille davantage. » #Manifestation #PouvoirDachat #FonctionPublique
Épargnez-nous vos leçons de morale. La violence c’est la jeunesse qui au quotidien manque de professeurs, d'infirmières, de psychologues, de matériel pour sa scolarité. La violence c’est quand un lycéen est édenté par la police pour avoir juste demandé des conditions d’études dignes. Où êtes-vous pour dénoncer ces violences mille fois plus destructrices qu'un feu de poubelle ? Hypocrite. #Violence #Éducation #Justice
L’État et les services publics sont méprisés. Les fonctionnaires sont insultés. Nous sommes à leurs côtés. Ils sont plus de cinq millions à faire fonctionner ce pays et ses services publics, chaque jour ! Nous avons besoin de plus de pompiers, d’enseignants, d’infirmiers, de https://t.co/4vI6a3cQdr #ServicesPublics #Fonctionnaires #Solidarité #FR
